REVIEW: Traitor of Redwinter by Ed McDonald
Traitor of Redwinter is the latest book from fantasy author Ed McDonald. It is the second of The Redwinter Chronicles, and like the first novel in the series Daughter of Redwinter, it is an epic fantasy blended...
REVIEW: The Shadow Casket by Chris Wooding
This novel is one of those rare and wonderful occasions when the sequel of a top-drawer fantasy epic matches and at times exceeds its predecessor. Suffice to say that The Shadow Casket, follow-up to...
REVIEW: The Shadow Gate by L.L. MacRae
The Shadow Gate is Book Two in the Dragon Spirits series by L.L. MacRae, following up on her excellent first volume, The Iron Crown, which was a finalist in Mark Lawrence’s 7th Self-Published Fantasy...
REVIEW: Engines of Chaos by R. S. Ford
Engines of Chaos is the second instalment of R. S. Ford’s The Age of Uprising trilogy. I reviewed the first in the trilogy, Engines of Empire, for Grimdark Magazine, and I loved it. It is safe to say that Engines...
REVIEW: The Traitor by Anthony Ryan
The Traitor completes Anthony Ryan’s (Blood Song, Red River Seven, Raven’s Shadow ) excellent The Covenant of Steel trilogy. Set in a medieval inspired fantasy world full of battle and religious fervour, The Traitor...
REVIEW: The Heart of What Was Lost by Tad Williams
Tad Williams said that when he finished Memory, Sorrow and Thorn he thought he was done with the world. The hints of prophecy for things to come were just to imply that, while this...
Exclusive: Cover Reveal for A Twist of Faith by Thiago Abdalla
We have a special treat today for our loyal grimdark readers: an exclusive cover reveal for A Twist of Faith by Thiago Abdalla, the third book of his Ashes of Avarin series. The Ashes...
REVIEW: The Jasad Heir by Sara Hashem
The Jasad Heir is a story about fate and corruption just as much as it is one about dark magic and romance. Sara Hashem’s debut Fantasy digs its roots deep into a very real...
REVIEW: Gods of the Wyrdwood by RJ Barker
Gods of the Wyrdwood is the latest fantasy novel from RJ Barker. The first in a new trilogy will hold immense appeal to fans who want more after finishing his completed The Tide Child and The Wounded Kingdom trilogies....
REVIEW: The Curse of Saints by Kate Dramis
In The Curse of Saints, the first in a trilogy from debut author Kate Dramis, we are introduced to a kingdom rife with the power of Visya’s; individuals who are blessed with affinities of...